Lynnwood’s Temple Distilling is now making the alcohol-based cleaner — but you can still order spirits.
The Aberdeen winery used riesling to produce the cleaner for law enforcement and first responders.
The Roseburg winery is a Northwest pioneer, especially with Spanish varieties tempranillo and albarino.
As coronavirus closes breweries, distilleries and cideries, curbside pickup options are available.
Syrah, which originated in the Rhone Valley of France, helps produce some of the most approachable wines.
Now that Gov. Jay Inslee ordered they close their doors, they’re offering beer to go in growlers.
Corey Haugen, former owner of Grizzly Ciderworks, which closed shop in 2017, has a new cidery business.
National Beer Can Day at At Large: Everett’s At Large Brewing will be releasing four new beers in cans for National Beer Can Day on… Continue reading
Scuttlebutt’s Bali Ha’i, a pomegranate and hibiscus fruit beer, is included in your weekend six-pack.
Look for Barnard Griffin’s rose, a perennial favorite of wine judges, to arrive around Valentine’s Day.
The latest on Snohomish County’s breweries, wineries and distilleries.
Foggy Noggin’ barleywine vertical: Bothell’s Foggy Noggin Brewing is hosting its fourth vertical tasting of its Duck’s Ass English barleywine at 6 p.m. Jan. 17… Continue reading
The brewery’s owners bought the neighboring Sound to Summit 18 months ago, and have decided to focus on it.
The small brewery on 88th Street has a David vs. Goliath story involving beer tokens at festivals.
South Everett Ugly Sweater Pub Crawl: Don your ugliest sweater and visit south Everett’s finest imbiberies for this Ugly Sweater Pub Crawl on Dec. 20.… Continue reading
The variety’s bright and fruity approach makes it a delicious fit with our regional cuisine.
Taste up to 50 bottles of beer at a Dec. 17 fundraiser for the Everett Women’s and Children’s Shelter.
Winter Beer Festival: There will be more than 40 breweries at this year’s Winter Beer Fest Dec. 6 and 7 at Hangar 30 at Warren… Continue reading
The latest on Snohomish County’s breweries, wineries and distilleries.
That means tasting the same wine — same winery, wine varietal and vineyard designation — from multiple years.
